What is the etiquette for taking breaks or stepping away from a gaming table or slot machine, especially during peak hours?

[Zikola]

Etiquette for taking breaks or stepping away from gaming tables or slot machines during peak hours involves being considerate of others. It's polite to inform the dealer or other players if you need to step away, especially if it's a multiplayer game where your absence might affect others. When at a slot machine, it's courteous to leave temporarily only if necessary and not to hog machines during busy times. Respecting others' desire to play ensures a positive gaming environment for everyone. How do you typically handle breaks or stepping away from gaming tables or machines when it's busy?

 

[CR7]

When the casino is busy and I need to take a break from a gaming table or slot machine, I always try to follow proper etiquette. If I'm at a gaming table, I make sure to inform the dealer or other players that I'll be stepping away temporarily. This way, they can adjust their play accordingly, and my absence doesn't disrupt the flow of the game. I also try to time my breaks strategically between hands or rounds to minimize any inconvenience to others.

At slot machines, if it's busy, I'll only step away if it's absolutely necessary, like using the restroom or getting a quick drink. I make sure not to leave my belongings to hold a machine or prevent others from playing. If I see someone waiting for a machine, I'll finish up my game quickly to free it up for them.

Overall, being mindful of others and showing consideration for fellow gamblers helps to create a more enjoyable and respectful gaming environment for everyone during peak hours.

 

[swift]

I think etiquette for taking breaks or stepping away from a gaming table or slot machine during peak hours is to inform the other players and the dealer (if applicable) beforehand of your intention to take a break. If you're playing at a table, it's customary to leave your chips in front of you to indicate that you plan to return.